Al Bader Festival To Highlight Islamic Arts And Prophet’s Teachings

Under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Mohammed bin Hamad bin Mohammed Al Sharqi, Crown Prince of Fujairah, the Al Bader Festival will take place from 12th to 26th September. The 2024 edition, organised with the Ministry of Culture, Fujairah, will be held at the Fujairah Creative Centre.

This year's festival coincides with the birth anniversary of the Prophet (Mawlid) and will feature a variety of events highlighting key aspects from the distinguished biography of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). It aims to present Islamic values and teachings through diverse activities.

The third edition of the Al Bader Festival will also feature bands specialised in religious chanting and the Prophet’s (PBUH) verses. These bands represent several Arab and Islamic countries, along with Emirati Mawlid bands. They will showcase different ways in which Islamic communities across the world celebrate their religious and cultural heritage on this significant occasion.

Additionally, the Festival will showcase multifaceted elements of Islamic arts through workshops and art exhibitions. Several artists will participate, presenting works related to the Prophet’s (PBUH) biography. Masters of Arabic calligraphy will conduct workshops as well.

The festival seeks to raise awareness about these values and demonstrate their manifestations in daily life, emphasising their influence on individual behaviour and ethics. Interactive platforms for public engagement will also be available throughout the event.

Engaging Future Generations

The Al Bader Festival aims to convey the principles and values of the Prophet’s (PBUH) biography through various forms of art and literature. The goal is to embed these values within society and instill them in future generations.

This year’s edition promises a diverse array of events that highlight key aspects from the distinguished biography of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), as well as Islamic values and teachings. The festival aims to instill these values in future generations by showcasing their importance in daily life.

The festival's organisers hope that by presenting these values through art and literature, they can foster a deeper understanding and appreciation within society. This approach aims to ensure that these teachings continue to influence individual behaviour positively.

Overall, the Al Bader Festival is set to be an enriching experience for all attendees, offering a blend of cultural, artistic, and educational activities that celebrate Islamic heritage.

With inputs from WAM